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Rep. Hutton Sworn into Office
Rob Hutton is the Representative of the 13th Assembly
district. His district includes the Town of Brookfield, the
Village of Elm Grove, part of the City of Brookfield, part
of the City of West Allis and part of the City of Wauwatosa.
On January 7th, 2013, Rep. Hutton was sworn into office.
“I am excited to take office today to represent the 13th
Assembly District,” said Representative Hutton. “I am glad
to have this opportunity to take on the issues Wisconsin
faces and continue improving our state’s economy so that we
can keep moving Wisconsin forward under the leadership of
Governor Scott Walker.”
Rep. Hutton has spent several years as an executive and
business owner in the transportation and logistics field.
For the past 7 years, Rob served as a Supervisor on the
Waukesha County Board. As Supervisor, Rob brought his
business perspective in an
effort to reduce taxes and eliminate government waste. He
has a proven track record in voting against wasteful
spending. In the Fall of 2012, Rob was elected to represent
the 13th District for the Wisconsin State Assembly.
Rob serves on the following committees during the current
legislative session:
• Government Operations & State Licensing
• Small Business Development
• Urban and Local Affairs (Vice Chair)
• Urban Education
Rep. Hutton Co-Authors "Mining for Jobs Bill"
Representative Hutton has signed on as one of the co-authors
to the “Mining for Jobs” bill. SB1 is expected to have an
economic impact of $1.5 billion and create thousands of good
family sustaining jobs. “We expect to see thousands of
family sustaining jobs created state wide, including the
south eastern part of the state,” said Rep. Hutton. “This
bill will have an impact on businesses like Caterpillar, Joy
Global and hundreds of small firms throughout our state.”
There have been many concerns with the proposed legislation
and its effects it may have on the environment. Rep. Hutton
said “ I am confident that the proposed legislation will
hold to our strict environmental standards while allowing us
to use our abundance of natural resources.”
In short, the proposed bill does not change any air quality
standards, water quality standards, ground water standards,
or drinking water standards. If you do have any other
concerns regarding the mining legislation please make sure
to contact Rep. Hutton’s office.
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Ranked #4 in the Nation
The Children's Hospital of Wisconsin has been ranked #4 in
the nation according to a survey done by the magazine
"Parents."
Representative Rob Hutton of the 13th Assembly district,
where the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin resides, had this
to say,
"Southeastern Wisconsin is fortunate to have world
class medical facility dedicated to meeting the unique
medical needs of children everywhere."
The survey conducted ranked each of their six specialty divisions in the top ten. One of these divisions is their Neonatal Intensive Care Unit which ranked #1 in the nation. Below is a link to Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's article on the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin.